Three guides to help you choose where to go

Picking your first race is the hardest part. There are over twenty Grands Prix on the calendar, and they are not all the same kind of weekend. These three guides break the calendar into groups, so you can find the race that suits you. When Formula 1 Takes Over the Streets: Singapore, Baku, Monaco, Montreal and Las Vegas. The Races That Built Formula 1: Italy, Belgium, Austria, Great Britain and Mexico. The New Generation Grands Prix: Austin, Miami, Abu Dhabi, Turkey and Qatar.

Travel Tips, Checklists and Planning Tools

The small things are what catch people out on a first trip. This part of the Hub covers the details that are easy to overlook. A set of travel tips for planning a Grand Prix trip, gathered from years of doing it. Printable checklists for packing, budgeting and booking, so nothing slips through. Print them, work through them, and you will know exactly where you stand before you go.

The Little Black Book of Grand Prix Hotels

Where you stay shapes the whole weekend. This is a curated set of hotel recommendations for each Grand Prix, chosen for location as much as anything else. You will find options close to the circuit, options downtown, and options with easy transport links to the track. There is a range of standards too, so it works whether you are keeping costs down or treating yourself. In some places, some are even where the drivers stay. The list is reviewed and updated every year, so it reflects the current picture, not last season's.

About the F1 Trip Planning Hub

The Hub is the entry point to GP Traveller. It is built for fans who want to attend a race but are not sure where to start. Inside, you get the three Bucket List F1 guides, the Little Black Book of Grand Prix Hotels, the travel tips, and the printable checklists and planning tools. Together they take you from "I would love to go to a Grand Prix one day" to a trip you can actually start booking. Not everyone enjoys the planning. That is exactly what this is here for.

Hello, I'm Rob

Formula 1 travel is what I do. I have visited around 75% of the current F1 circuits and spent over 30 years researching and attending races. GP Traveller is my dedicated resource for Formula 1 fans planning Grand Prix trips. Everything here is based on first-hand experience, both from my own travels and from planning these trips for hundreds of other fans over the years. The grandstand recommendations, the hotels, the transport tips, all of it comes from time spent at the circuits rather than a desk. Not everyone enjoys the planning side as much as I do, and that is exactly why GP Traveller exists.

Curriculum

3 Chapters · 6 Lessons

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      When Formula 1 Takes Over the Streets

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      The Races That Built Formula 1

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      The New Generation Grands Prix

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      The Little Black Book of Grand Prix Hotels

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      Travel tips for your Grand Prix trip

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      Grand Prix Travel Trip Checklist

What people are saying

These are from people I've helped plan Grand Prix trips for, in their own words.

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One of the Best-Planned Trips Ever It genuinely was one of the best trips. Everything was so smooth and simple—some of the best planning out there.
Suzzie

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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Another Perfect F1 Trip Organised by Rob This is the second F1 trip Rob has organised for us, and everything was perfect—from the hotel to the best seats in the grandstand.
Melanie

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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A Seamless Monaco Grand Prix Weekend I just wanted to say a huge thank you for your wonderful organisation of our weekend at the Monaco Grand Prix. Everything was organised and arranged impeccably.
Sally

Monaco Grand Prix

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Perfectly Arranged F1 Weekend All the arrangements were perfect — great flights, a fantastic hotel within easy reach of the metro (where you could get a free 3-day travel pass with your F1 ticket), and really good seats in Zone C of the main grandstand, offering excellent views of the grid and pits.
Andrew

Qatar Grand Prix

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